Our Team

In his role as The Director of Clinical Services, Sean delivers clinical oversight, leadership, and supervision to ensure all patients and their families receive quality services at Neuroscience Institute. Through his experience in both the business and clinical realm, Sean shapes the direction of all programs offered while combining his passion and innovative, effective modalities to treat PTSD, Substance Use Disorders, and all Mental Health Disorders. Sean has a Masters Degree in Social Work from Florida Atlantic University, a Bachelors in Public Relations and Marketing from Loyola University Maryland, and is a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist for Individuals through Trauma Institute International. Sean spends his free time fishing with family and friends and finds inspiration through the countless individuals he has helped. “By learning and changing how we care for ourselves we can better out lives, relationships, and ultimately the world we live in.”

Areas of Expertise: Mental Health, Addiction, Program Design and Development, Trauma, Co-Occurring Disorders, Crisis Intervention, Post-Induction Therapy, Childhood Abuse/Neglect, Forward Facing Trauma Treatment, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Leadership, Strategic planning.

Dr. Pamela Tambini is double board-certified in internal medicine and addiction medicine. Since 2013 she has successfully helped patients from all over the world to optimize their health through better primary and addiction medicine. Dr. Tambini specializes in addiction medicine and focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions that affect the adult population—both acute and chronic.

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Alexandria Dennison combines her vast knowledge and 6 years’ experience to create innovative strategies and partnerships within the community. As our Business Development Manager Alex is able to adapt to everchanging industry trends and political landscapes to ensure that the Neuroscience Institute remains on the forefront of innovative treatment modalities, and partnering with agencies that uphold the highest ethical standards. “You are always one decision away from a totally different life.”

Sloane is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has obtained her graduate degree from FAU. She has an understanding that no single approach is the right one for every individual. Sloane believes that each client knows themselves better than anyone, and therefore she utilizes various evidenced-based practices to help each individual increase their emotional health and wellbeing and promote a greater whole sense of self. “You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” – C.S. Lewis

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Andrea is a primary therapist at Ambrosia Neuroscience Institute. Andrea obtained both her bachelor’s and master’s in social work from the University of Memphis. Her experience in the field includes working with adults and adolescents with eating disorders, substance use disorders and mental health disorders. She is a registered clinical social worker intern working towards independent licensure. Andrea’s approach to working with clients includes utilizing emotionally focused therapy (EFT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) while integrating and encouraging client-directed change. In Andrea’s free time, you will find her playing with her three rescue dogs and cat.

Clayton is a master’s Level therapist that utilizes strength-based perspectives to build emotional resiliency within each individual. He utilizes a blend of approaches to build emotional regulation skills, understand core values, and address underlying factors that contribute to emotional discomfort. Clayton believes in the benefit of understanding the function behind emotional experiences and seeks to develop trust, compassion, and empathy within one’s experience. Clayton utilizes ACT, DBT, and CBT approaches to make emotions helpful rather than hurtful. Clayton practices from a place of acceptance, understanding, and empathy. Clayton studied Psychology at University of South Florida and Mental Health Counseling at Nova Southeastern University.

Kyle is a master’s level clinician and a registered clinical social work intern working towards licensure. Kyle is a primary therapist at the Neuroscience Institute with a passion for bringing accessible mental health care to all people. Kyle graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and subsequently a master’s degree in social work at Florida Atlantic University. Kyle’s background lends itself to crisis and trauma-informed care as well as treating severe and persistent mental health concerns. In his free time, you can find Kyle playing tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons and pretending like he can play ukulele and sing.

Ronnie is a certified recovery support specialist, and a certified recovery residence administrator. Ronnie’s career path started while he was serving in the United States Navy from 2001 – 2005. Ronnie was on a security reaction force team that did counter narcotic drug interdictions, and anti-terrorism. When he was discharged, he went to school and became a certified medical assistant. This is where Ronnie discovered his passion for helping people and really wanted to be able to make a significant impact on people’s life for the better. Ronnie started with us in 2014 and has worked in many different positions in the Operations department finally landing him as the Operations Supervisor for the last two years. “Everyone on this earth knows something someone doesn’t”

Born and raised in Buffalo, New York, Grace moved to Florida in 2016 to expand her education and life experiences. Beginning her career with Ambrosia Treatment Center in 2017, Grace has grown with the company to provide patients compassion and guidance. Grace uses her own personal experiences in the recovery community to show patients familiarity and companionship. Grace wants to travel the world and become fluent in Spanish. Her passions are animal care, the arts, her family, and her career. “The only journey is the journey within”